frosbel:

What a boring topic to begin with.

Many of us are not political, me included, but we can spot hypocrisy miles away.

You all gang up on a forum and viscously attack the president of our country. There is a big difference between constructive criticism and childish rants and abuse !!

It appears we have lost respect for ourselves, hence we dare insult the president and his government.

Nigeria is in it's current state because of the failed leadership of yesteryears not to talk of the acute disease of corruption that has spread like gangrene to even the smallest child.

You will do well to realise that the more complex the problems and the damage caused , the more time and care is required to rectify the issues.

Let us stop winging and whining and instead pray for out President , that God give him guidance, wisdom and direction for the benefit of us all.

Thanks.

koruji:

B4 u go too far, you better have a look through Beaf's b4 and since GEJ was elected. You will see that he fits more the description you have below than anyone on this forum.

Evil Brain:

@frosbel

GEJ is not the king of Nigeria, neither is he a military dictator. He is an elected public servant who happens to be doing a spectacularly bad job at serving the public. His policies and poor leadership since entering office have only brought fear, insecurity and poverty to the majority of Nigerians. Meanwhile, he and his cronies are enjoying an increasingly lavish lifestyle which is paid for with money belonging to the poor and downtrodden masses.

In case you don't know, in a democracy, it is the right, nay the duty of every citizen to criticize a bad leader and remove him from power at the first opportunity. It is the right of every citizen to criticize a good leader so that he may become a better one.

If you have a problem with people abusing GEJ, the feel free to move to North Korea. I'm sure you'd feel right at home there.

Evil Brain:

@frosbel

GEJ is not the king of Nigeria, neither is he a military dictator. He is an elected public servant who happens to be doing a spectacularly bad job at serving the public. His policies and poor leadership since entering office have only brought fear, insecurity and poverty to the majority of Nigerians. Meanwhile, he and his cronies are enjoying an increasingly lavish lifestyle which is paid for with money belonging to the poor and downtrodden masses.

In case you don't know, in a democracy, it is the right, nay the duty of every citizen to criticize a bad leader and remove him from power at the first opportunity. It is the right of every citizen to criticize a good leader so that he may become a better one.

If you have a problem with people abusing GEJ, the feel free to move to North Korea. I'm sure you'd feel right at home there.

frosbel:

^^^ 

Savage uppercut my foot !


Go , Gej bashers , I will repond to the nonsense posted in the above statement.

Allow me deal with some more important issues for now !
 

Gbawe:

wow !!!! What a savage uppercut !!!! Thank you O jare. GEJ , simply put, is doing a terrible job. There has been no single downgrading of his own luxurious lifestyle despite the nation been supposedly cash-strapped. He is hiring special advisors, buying planes and flying record number of Nigerian government officials around the world as if those things are going out of fashion. He has insensitively failed to ask those who can, within a hideously wasteful and bloated system, to bear the burden of sacrifice. rather, he is to be found lobbying, at the most insensitive time, for more money for an NSA failing the nation clearly!!!

To then make matters totally worse, it is now crystal clear , to anyone not into self-deception, from what many of our "good guys" (Femi Falana et al) are saying , that GEJ and his friends are a major cause of the problem they are pretending to be fixing. Who can empathise with such wicked leaders? Some even have the nerve to show up here telling us GEJ is "trying" when we can all see how , under this king of 'free for all' awoof chopulation, fuel subsidy in 11 months of 2011 alone was N1. 4 trillion !!!!! What kind of "trying" is that? N1.4 trillion is almost 40% of what Nigeria has spent on subsidy (circa N3.7 trillion) in 5 years from 2006 t0 2011 !!!! How can anyone overlook such wicked and callous looting GEJ is unable to check or is actually a part of?  

What madness will then make us, instead of criticise and condemn him, fervently back the same person who overlooked such theft against Nigerians and is actually now seeking to punish them for his own weakness, incompetence and lack of will? It is even a mark of how docile Nigerians are that criticism is all we have so far for GEJ. Nonsense !!!!  

Katsumoto:

In other words, GEJ is yet to address the criminally high cost of government. His government has and will not trim the useless fat around the government. How a government can justify removing fuel subsidy when the average senator is earning in excess of $1.2m is beyond belief. I don't really blame GEJ, I blame Nigerians for their very docile and subservient attitudes towards any slowpoke with money.

Frosbel,

You seem to be more concerned with the non-affecting abuses directed towards the president than the seriously affecting evil incompetence and insensitivity of GEJ. Insults directed at GEJ will not stop him sleeping in his bed or signing the cheques/contracts of his buddies while the average Nigerian is currently wondering what to do with his/her life.

Nice one Mr. Kat
You are at the right place.
Too bad you've been wasting your brilliance in Igbo, Biafra and Ojukwu bashing threads

Katsumoto:

In other words, GEJ is yet to address the criminally high cost of government. His government has and will not trim the useless fat around the government. How a government can justify removing fuel subsidy when the average senator is earning in excess of $1.2m is beyond belief. I don't really blame GEJ, I blame Nigerians for their very docile and subservient attitudes towards any slowpoke with money.

Frosbel,

You seem to be more concerned with the non-affecting abuses directed towards the president than the seriously affecting evil incompetence and insensitivity of GEJ. Insults directed at GEJ will not stop him sleeping in his bed or signing the cheques/contracts of his buddies while the average Nigerian is currently wondering what to do with his/her life.
According to Dale Carnegie,
"you never win an arguement".
My advice for you is to avoid threads that is capable of stirring up emotion of certain group of people

Jakumo:




To lighten the blow of increased fuel costs in Nigeria, [b]the current Goodluck Jonathan administration must URGENTLY ratchet up activity on ALL programs relevant to the generation of electrical power for the national grid, with emphasis on the use of gas turbines  that will progressively reduce, then stop the environmentally destructive and wasteful  practice of flaring off flammable gas at oil drilling [/b]installations in the Niger Delta.   With electrical power in reasonably consistent supply nationwide, consumer demand for fuel to run "standby" generators will drop considerably, allowing businesses to operate more cost-effectively despite the increase in fuel prices brought in on January 2nd, 2012.

blacksta:

I laugh in Jakumo

the Bolded is not applicable in Nigeria. You write like GEJ Is able to understand or solve Issues. You obviously dont know what are you talking about. How can you expect solutions from a person who produced no single achievement as an assistant/Governor of a state with the highest receipt of federal allocations and population of under a Million.

Evil Brain:

@frosbel

GEJ is not the king of Nigeria, neither is he a military dictator. He is an elected public servant who happens to be doing a spectacularly bad job at serving the public. His policies and poor leadership since entering office have only brought fear, insecurity and poverty to the majority of Nigerians. Meanwhile, he and his cronies are enjoying an increasingly lavish lifestyle which is paid for with money belonging to the poor and downtrodden masses.

[b[b]]In case you don't know, in a democracy[/b], it is the right, nay, the duty of every citizen to criticize a bad leader[/b] and remove him from power at the first opportunity. It is the right of every citizen to criticize a good leader so that he may become a better one.

If you have a problem with people [b]abusing [/b]GEJ, then feel free to move to North Korea. I'm sure you'd feel right at home there.

blacksta:

You write like GEJ Is able to understand or solve Issues.

Pain:

Who is frosbel? Give us a break.

beaf roast:

@ frosbel,
i don yarn you to shift go religious zone where your likes dey wait for you.

vedaxcool:

I have heard people say frosbel is an anti Nigerian agent, trying to subvert the polity, any case I think he is an extreme simpleton when it comes to reasoning, no offense intended though, that is why people tend to think he is not a Nigerian, just like his brother GEJ whom seem to be undermining the country thru subversive means! well Just a though